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This is really impressive work, thank you for doing it! :D
With the names you are having trouble with, or don't like the sound of in French, feel free to use words that sound better to you while still conveying the general vibe. With place names I would rather they feel good to say in the language than be literal translations and sound clunky.

Hi there! I am not aware of a French translation unfortunately, but I hope one day to have the time/energy to write an Italian one.

I have updated the relevant documents with the correct instructions  :)

Ack! I think that's a typo, probably left over from an earlier draft, and that I missed. Sorry!
Roll the 2d6 for each square that makes up your grid - whether it's 6 by 6, or however big you want it to be :) thanks for pointing that out!

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Hopping in here to share the two recent video reviews for Stravagante!, made by JP Coovert and Geek Gamers. Check them both out below :)


Just added some 👍🏻

Thank you (lovely assembly work too!)

I would also be interested to know how well it plays solo, as I hadn’t considered that as a potential mode of play.

It's not the main idea. I suppose you could try using them for a video game (providing you include attribution) but I unfortunately cannot guarantee they would work well!

Thank you so much! I used the HamletOrNot font, if people want to use the same font as me (which, I hasten to add, they certainly aren't obliged to!)

This game looks super fun (just learned about it via JP Coovert's video review of it) and deeply honoured to know Stravagante! helped inspire it.

Hi! Thanks for the kind words and for asking: for now only TTRPGs, sorry. I might extend to videogame use at some point in the future, though.

Thank you so much! I hope you also enjoy the podcast 💚

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

I’ve made a YouTube playlist of music that reminds me of the game or that I think evokes its themes. Feel free to share any other music you think is particularly Stravagante-ish!

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoPhfiuS08lWVVJ6Os_uwZ2jM37bfaiHE

I really love your interpretation of the fae and their world. Beautiful 🧚‍♂️

This is such a fun concept and wonderfully presented 🚀 

Just in case, I have also put together what I think you’re specifically after 😊

Hi there! The Text Only version is suitable for screen reading, and is tagged and formatted for easy navigation :)

Thank you :D Really glad you're enjoying it!

Of course :) hope you enjoy the game!

Gotcha :) and yeah, I think adding some little icons to the various boxes on the character sheet could definitely help. 

Thank you so much, I am really happy you enjoyed the game 💚

Hi there! Thank you 💚 

I’m not sure if yours was a question but if so, I think with just a bit of tweaking Stravagante! should definitely work with young kids 😁 What age range were you thinking? I know of one playtester who has successfully run another one of my games with a kid group, but I don’t think they were what you’d describe as very young. 

Thank you so much for the review! I also love how you coloured in the booklets <3

Hi! Thank you for the question:

I suppose technically that’s a possibility, but as it’s a narrative-focused, cooperative game, that’s only an issue if the player group agrees it is. In light of that, a character can be knocked Unconscious/killed even if they haven’t exhausted their EP. If the GM or other players agree it’s something that would likely happen (after falling down, or getting struck on the head by an opponent, etc.) and the character fails to avoid it, then they’re unconscious/dead.

I hope that’s cleared it up? 

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I assume you mean the pdfs marked printables (booklets and pamphlets)? If so, all I can say is they’re not upside down on my end, and I don’t know what could be causing that 😅 but yeah, as they’re intended for printing out and assembly it shouldn’t hopefully be an issue.

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I have updated the download files to include a "Stravagante!" prefix (the display names on the itchio page are unchanged, for purely aesthetic reasons, as I don't like too much repetition XD). Thanks for the suggestion!

Stravagante! community · Created a new topic Reviews

If you’d like to leave a review for Stravagante! feel free to share it here.

If you have any questions about character creation in Stravagante! please share them here and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
Feel free to share any characters you have made here as well!
Below is a short video tutorial on character creation.

If you have any questions regarding the Stravagante! printables, please share them here and I will do my best to help.
Please note that I am based in Europe and originally designed the printables layout for A4 (International) sized paper.
Playtesters in the US have confirmed that the US format versions do work, but please keep in mind that different printers may have different margin settings that might need tweaking to avoid chopping off any borders.
Here is a video tutorial on how to cut out and assemble the booklets and cards that come with the game.

Thank you <3

Thank you so much :)

I'll be honest, I had not considered this scenario, but I'd say that if the enemy has run out of actions, they can't do anything, so then the players win, regardless of any remaining resolve :) The enemy has basically run out of steam. That's just how I would interpret it, though.

Hi! No that would be the number of enemy actions per Challenge, not per turn, so over the course of the whole encounter. 

💚 thank you so much for sharing! I’m so happy the kids enjoyed it!

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There's a lot of art in the document, that's why it's bigger. Feel free to get the Text Only document.

Thank you very much on behalf of the whole team (just me 😅)

Yay, thank you!